harleywu
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Harley Wu
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Post by harleywu on Apr 29, 2005 2:05:44 GMT 10
Hi Mates, I've still got a couple of great merchandise left from last year and here they are: Vitamin Stock (Zoo Pitbull) - $350 Omega Square Tapered FFW Cranks - $65 Omega ISIS Tapered FFW Cranks - $65 6 Speed Fixed Cassette Rear Trials Hub for use with FFW - $100 All the products are brand new and the prices include free shipping within Australia. This price is for Aussie riders only. I accept payment via Cash or NetBank Transfer only and I am able to ship it when payment is received (takes 3 days for local mail). Please contact Harley via: oztrials@yahoo.com.auor call 0421723311 Thank you so much for the support! All items can be found at www.oztrials.tkHarley Wu |
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Post by tomac on Apr 29, 2005 9:43:48 GMT 10
you should advertise these on www.observedtrials.net , in the for sale and Australia forums. Canberra already has all its bikes ! - Joel |
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Don
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Post by Don on May 4, 2005 23:42:36 GMT 10
Boy it seems tempting to go for a Front Freewheel setup now instead of buying an awesome hub, Square Tapered Crank, Rear fixed hub = oh yeah  But i think Harley's out of Square tapered...so I guess i'm gonna have to wait and get that new Hope Trials Stainless Steel hub from www.chainreactioncycles.com |
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harleywu
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Harley Wu
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Post by harleywu on May 5, 2005 5:19:02 GMT 10
Hi Don,
If you're not in a rush, I've got the new 2005 hubs arriving in next week. The new cranks should be arrving 2 weeks after that.
In my opinion, a FFW setup engages faster. I think this is because when you turn the cranks, only the front FFW needs to be engaged, While in the normal rear freewheel hub, when you turn the cranks, the chain have to move back to engage the rear freewheel.
Harley
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Post by AlexPV on May 5, 2005 10:50:32 GMT 10
In either system the chain will have to tension.
Whether it be engage then tension or tension then engage i dont think the difference would be noticable. However a ffw setup is definatly the best "cheap" option.
CK + RS7ISIS > *
where * = every thing ive ever tried.
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harleywu
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Post by harleywu on May 5, 2005 11:08:00 GMT 10
Yea, i think they should boil down to the same.
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Post by tomac on May 5, 2005 21:33:25 GMT 10
it has to be said though, Harley's hubs roll smoother than anything I've ever seen, including high end ceramic bearings on road hubs. Crazy smooth.
- Joel
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Don
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Post by Don on May 5, 2005 22:47:14 GMT 10
Hey Harley, Na...i'm in no rush....i'd probably buy stuff during June or so due to Tax returns but yeah, are the new 2005 hubs fixed as well? |
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harleywu
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Harley Wu
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Post by harleywu on May 6, 2005 0:43:35 GMT 10
Gd Day Mates,
Joel, thank you for the kind words, I'm just really happy that you guys choose me to provide the trials products that you need. If there is anything else I could do, please let me know. I will do my best to help.
Yea Don, the new hubs are fixed as well, I have changed the cassette body to AL7075 so that is is lighter yet stiffer. The 2005 front hub is modelled after the Megamo front disc hub which is light yet tough. They are already on their way here and I will be sure to post pictures of them as soon I receive them.
Thank you mates!
Harley
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